Updates from the 6pm BST kick-off at Turf MoorLive scoreboard: the latest from Wednesday’s matchesHow they stand: the latest Premier League tableAnd you can get in touch with Paul by email or on Twitter 3.32pm BST Hello. Sean Dyche is not Harry Potts and these are not the heady days of 1960, when Burnley pipped Wolves to the title by one point. But this is a happy era, all the same, for fans of Wolves and Burnley and it could get even better for them: Wolves still have a shot at qualifying for the Champions League while Burnley have the Europa League in their sights. But both sides needs to win here to sustain those aspirations. So we have ourselves a high-stakes showdown between two well drilled teams with very contrasting styles. What’s not to like?Wolves know that if they win this they still have a chance of overtaking your Chelseas and your Manchester Uniteds to gatecrash the top four. But if they lose it they could be leapfrogged by the likes of Sheffield United and, indeed, Burnley. Burnley’s run-in after this looks decent: they have Norwich and Brighton. Wolves, meanwhile, face Crystal Palace before a final day meeting with Chelsea. What a doozy that last game could be - but only if Wolves win today. Continue reading
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Source: TheGuardian
